bold = Main text
   Part,  Chapter, Paragraph                               grey = Comment text

 1 Preface,    1        |    progress in his ~studies, and three years later he accompanied
 2 Preface,    1        |     Thomas remained in Paris for three years, from 1269 to 1272, 4
 3 Preface,    2        |          upon them he ~based the three Parts of this great work.~ ~
 4 Preface,    3        |    volumes with the titles, "The Three ~Greatest Prayers" and "
 5 ApCreed,    1   (1)  |     Essence, the distinction ~of Three Persons, and the actions
 6 ApCreed,    1   (1)  |           Creed is divided ~into three principal parts. The first
 7 ApCreed,    3,  1    |        FIRST ARTICLE~ ~There are three errors concerning this truth
 8 ApCreed,    4,  2    |       Word of God destroys these three ~heresies, viz., that of
 9 ApCreed,    5   (5)  |        from substance, as in the three hypostases of the Godhead,
10 ApCreed,    6,  1    |   without any mercy under two or three witnesses. How much more,
11 ApCreed,    7,  2    |       may assist these ~souls in three ways as St. Augustine tells
12 ApCreed,    8   (18) |        grave during all of these three days, but ~as He lay in
13 ApCreed,    8   (18) |       have lain in the grave for three days, and on the third day
14 ApCreed,    9        |         this we ought to observe three things, ~viz., that it was
15 ApCreed,    9,  1    |    heaven. This is ~expounded in three ways. Firstly, He ascended
16 ApCreed,    9,  3    |  beneficial for us. This is seen three ~ways. Firstly, as our Leader,
17 ApCreed,   10        |    heaven."2~ ~We shall consider three facts about the judgment: (
18 ApCreed,   12,  1    |        of the Church arises from three ~sources:~ ~(1) the unity
19 ApCreed,   12,  3    |    entire world. ~The Church has three parts: one is on earth,
20 ApCreed,   13,  1    |    immersion in water after the ~three days in which Christ was
21 ApCreed,   13,  1    |    healeth all ~thy diseases."10 Three things must be present in
22 10Command,    0,  1  |       upon two tablets of stone. Three of these Commandments that
23 10Command,    0,  1  |       ancestors. This arose from three ~causes.~ ~(1) From Their
24 10Command,    0,  2  |       without mercy under two or three witnesses. How much ~more
25 10Command,    2,  1  |            We hope for rest from three things: from the labors
26 10Command,    2,  2  |    should do. We ought to ~avoid three things. The first is servile
27 10Command,    2,  3  |          ourselves, and they are three in number.~ ~The Offering
28 10Command,    2,  4  |       soul arrives at this rest, three other rests must ~precede.
29 10Command,    3      |       and of neighbor. Now, the ~three Commandments which were
30 10Command,    3      |     indeed, give ~their children three things. The first is that
31 10Command,    4,  1  |      this Commandment there ~are three errors. Some have said that
32 10Command,    4,  2  |       and sometimes it is not.~ ~Three Considerations of Anger. -
33 10Command,    4,  2  |          if we consider anger in three ~different ways. First,
34 10Command,    5      |    commits adultery is guilty of three grave sins, which ~are implied
35 10Command,    5      |      contrary. This is clear for three reasons. ~First, because
36 10Command,    7      |         justice it may happen in three ways, according to the three ~
37 10Command,    7      |     three ways, according to the three ~persons who may violate
38 10Command,    7   (2)|           in the mouth of two or three ~witnesses every word shall
39 10Command,    9      |   desirable is included in these three, two of which ~are forbidden
40 10Command,   10      |          God must necessarily do three things: ~(1) he must have
41 Sacramen,    1       |        life man ~is perfected in three chief ways: first, by generation,
42 Sacramen,    2       |    intends. If any one of ~these three requirements is lacking,
43 Sacramen,    5       |   penitent, which are called the three parts of ~Penance. The first
44 Sacramen,    9       |         consists in seven gifts, three of the soul and four of
45 LordPray             |         that prayer brings about three good effects. First, prayer
46 LordPray,    1,  1   |           Now, honor consists in three qualities. (1) It consists
47 LordPray,    1,  1   |        of our Father consists of three things. (1) It consists
48 LordPray,    1,  1   |             We must obey God for three reasons. First, because
49 LordPray,    1,  2   |          art in heaven," signify three things. First, it serves
50 LordPray,    3       |    however, can be understood in three ways. First, a king sometimes
51 LordPray,    3,  2   |        greatly to be desired for three reasons. (1) It is to be
52 LordPray,    4,  2   |        know that God wills of us three things, and we pray that
53 LordPray,    5       |          noted that in the first three petitions of this prayer
54 LordPray,    6       |          consider these words in three ways: (1) Why do we make
55 LordPray,    7       |         not into temptation."2~ ~Three questions are now considered: (
56 LordPray,    9       |         name." You should desire three things from God, and they
57 HailMary,    1       | SALUTATION~ ~This salutation has three parts. The Angel gave one
58 HailMary,    3       |         than men, and ~indeed in three ways. First, they are greater
59 HailMary,    3       |     exceeded the Angels in these three points in which we have ~
60 HailMary,    4       |      said to be full of grace in three ways. First, as ~regards
61 Question,    1,  7   |      INTO HELL~ ~1. What are the three meanings of "hell" used
62 Question,    2,  4   |     neighbor) between the first ~three Commandments and the last
63 Question,    3,  1   | spiritual life.~ ~4. Discuss the three elements that go to make
64 Question,    3,  3   |         PART II~ ~1. Discuss the three parts of the Sacrament of
65 Question,    4,  1   |              5. Enlarge upon the three effects of prayer mentioned
66 Question,    4,  6   |    spiritual things in the first three petitions ~of this prayer,